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Johnnie Walker. Recognize the name? It's a brand of scotch. Now, I’m not a scotch person. In fact, I’ve never tasted it. But I saw one of their ads in the New York Times with this slogan" The next step is the one that matters most. I immediately thought of the Apostle Paul But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead. Philippians 3:13 Forgetting What’s behind you?… Read More
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For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. Psalms 139:13 It’s bathing suit time…staring in the mirror at myself, God reminded me that I’m His masterpiece. I love to do needlework: knit, crochet, embroidery, cross stitch…I do it all. Tiny stitches on a needlework canvas form an intricate pattern and eventually reveal a beautiful picture. Rows of stitches from a soft yarn result in a comfy, warm afghan… Read More
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Who said a series of 7 can't have 8 - or even 9 - parts? If you don't believe me, ask Douglas Adams. Look him up - if you haven't read his books, they're hysterical! Most believe that this psalm was written during the years David fled for his life from Saul’s jealous rage. He hid in forests and in dark caves. Even in this difficult situation, David expressed total faith in his Lord. Surely… Read More
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You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Psalm 23: 5-6What an amazing statement of faith! David trusts his Lord implicitly. His enemies surround him.They stand close enough to look him in the eyes.In the presence of his enemies, he sees God’s rich blessings spread out before him.Is he afraid? Probably.Does he fear them? No!He chooses to focus on God and His… Read More
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After a couple weeks break, I'm back at it. Check out a wonderful blog, The Stream's Edge by Jeanne Doyon to read her post on the tools of the shepherd. Your rod and your staff, they comfort me. Psalm 23:4b When you read this, what comes to mind first? My eyes focus on that word rod and my mind flashes back to my childhood. “If you do that one more time…” And I usually did.… Read More